Bästa Educators Room podcaster (2024)

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104. Your Path to Progress 10:30

5d ago10:30

10:30

Thank you for tuning in to Special Educators Resource Room! This is a special episode all about finding your path to progress. Come take a tour of the Independent Work Clubhouse - a free resource hub that just opened up this week to members of the Task Box Dollar Club. Not a member yet? No worries, there's still helpful information for you ESPECIAL…

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103. Special Ed Survey Says: Top Topics You Care About 8:54

12d ago8:54

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In this episode of Special Educators Resource Room, we’re diving into your survey responses! From task box ideas for early learners to behavior management strategies and collaboration with paraprofessionals, this episode covers the topics you care about most. Tune in for a quick breakdown of what’s on your mind—and a sneak peek at what’s coming nex…

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102. Don't Skip this Essential Skill in your Classroom! 11:01

19d ago11:01

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Did you know that sorting and classifying objects can set the stage for math success? These skills go beyond basics, building the critical thinking kids need to make sense of the world. This week’s podcast episode is filled with fun sorting activities and simple ways to add sorting into everyday life. Be sure to click over to the blogpost for more …

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101. Please Stop Calling it BUSY Work! Student Independent Binders 11:12

26d ago11:12

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Independent work is NOT designed just to keep students "busy" so teachers can get things done, they are SO much more! In this episode, I'm sharing all the benefits of adding work binders to your independent work systems - they are a GAMECHANGER! Ready for more? Check out this new blogpost from Positively Learning Blog: Beyond Busy Books: Build Work…

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100. Celebration of Special Educators Resource Room 100th Episode 9:09

1M ago9:09

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Ep 90. Task Box Time-Savers Ep 82. Data Forms Every Special Educator Needs Ep 84. Build an IEP Toolkit to Save Time Later Ep 81. Exactly What You Need to Support Paraprofessionals Ep 3. Paraprofessional Training When You Have Absolutely No Time Free Paraprofessional Positive Sticky Notes Download Ready for a GIVEAWAY? Come celebrate 100th episodes …

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99. Four Strategies for Tackling Special Education Paperwork Overwhelm 10:08

1M ago10:08

10:08

In this episode, we dive into four time-saving strategies for handling special education paperwork, including IEP progress reports and prepping for meetings. Don’t miss these practical techniques to simplify progress monitoring and keep your paperwork under control! Need templates to save time on all those repetitve tasks? Click here: Special Educa…

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98. When Data Collection Isn't Feeling Helpful 10:48

2M ago10:48

10:48

How can special educators collect data that truly reflects student growth? This episode includes strategies like breaking down learning levels into smaller steps and using tailored progress monitoring tools. Tune in to discover practical tips for tracking student progress, improving data collection, and supporting independent learning in your class…

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97. A Lesson Recipe for Your Small Reading Group Instruction 7:44

2M ago7:44

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into a simple yet effective reading recipe for supporting early readers in small groups using nursery rhymes. Whether you're focusing on phonemic awareness, building literacy skills, or just looking for engaging activities for young learners, these tips will help you save time while keeping your students motivated. …

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96. Executive Functioning Skills: How Can We Support Students? 9:34

2M ago9:34

9:34

How do executive functioning skills impact students and how can we support them? This episode breaks down seven simple strategies you can put into place today that will benefits ALL students in your classroom. Read more here: https://positivelylearningblog.com/supporting-executive-functioning-skills-in-the-classroom/ And be sure to download the fre…

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95. Can Task Boxes Help Manage Behavior? The Surprising Connection 8:40

2M ago8:40

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Explore the surprising ways task boxes can indirectly support positive behavior in the classroom. While task boxes aren’t a direct behavior management tool, they promote key skills like independence, confidence, and self-awareness—all of which lead to improved behavior. Learn how you can leverage task boxes to help students work independently, make…

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94. Special Educators Working with Related Service Providers 9:42

3M ago9:42

9:42

Teamwork makes the dreamwork! These simple tips go a long way with building relationships with speech-language pathologists, school psychologists, and all related service providers that support our students. If you're a busy special education teacher looking for tips, tricks, and resources to save you precious time, I've got you covered! I'm here t…

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93. Avoid These 3 Common Mistakes When Using Task Boxes 10:51

3M ago10:51

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Here's all the skills and topics currently inside the dollar clubs! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qOx1tI1qBZLyltnUio9J1qI7YCtlg6r92nK6VwgwJhg/edit?usp=drive_link Here's more information on getting instant access to the growing library of independent work tasks: https://positivelylearning.mykajabi.com/pl/2148298923 If you're a busy special…

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92. Scheduling Tips for Special Educators 11:45

3M ago11:45

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If you're a busy special education teacher looking for tips, tricks, and resources to save you precious time, I've got you covered! I'm here to help you regain your confidence in the classroom and feel calm and collected as a special educator. Tune in every Friday for practical tips, tools, and the support you need to to THRIVE in the classroom. Gr…

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91. Presenting Special Ed PD? Listen to this first! 10:03

3M ago10:03

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Delivering professional development? Here's some ready-to-go ideas for special educators to "borrow for tomorrow" - on topics that resonate with both special education and general education teachers and staff. Save time by using the PD resources inside the Special Educators Bundle: https://positivelylearningblog.com/special-educators-resource-room/…

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90. Task Box Time Savers 9:47

3M ago9:47

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Learn more about the task box membership for teachers here: Task Box Dollar Club Task Box Spreadsheet - download here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qOx1tI1qBZLyltnUio9J1qI7YCtlg6r92nK6VwgwJhg/edit?usp=drive_link If you're a busy special education teacher looking for tips, tricks, and resources to save you precious time, I've got you cove…

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89. Setting Up Independent Work Systems: Start Small, Think Big! 8:35

4M ago8:35

8:35

Would you like to provide feedback on professional development or make a special request for future special education topics? Please click on this form and let me know - thank you! https://forms.gle/QT4eyzkrx5aWL2uH8 If you're a busy special education teacher looking for tips, tricks, and resources to save you precious time, I've got you covered! I…

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88. Is Teacher Organization a Myth? 15:04

4M ago15:04

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Come join us in the Special Educators Room Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/599918080857066 If you're a busy special education teacher looking for tips, tricks, and resources to save you precious time, I've got you covered! I'm here to help you regain your confidence in the classroom and feel calm and collected as a special educa…

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87. Special Educator Wishlist for Back to School! 11:05

4M ago11:05

11:05

What's on your Amazon wishlist for back to school? In this episode I'm sharing some ideas for your classroom and the items I always made sure were at the top of our lists! Want more recommendations? Be sure to check out these links: Special Educators This or That - Listen to Ep 22 Positively Learning on Amazon If you're a busy special education tea…

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86. Independent Work Systems Using Task Boxes Part 2 10:47

4M ago10:47

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Are you considering using task boxes as part of an independent work system? This episode features your questions (with answers!) to help you get started. Thank you for these questions - they are from a live professional development training all about task boxes. If you're interested in attending the next live training, here's the link: Free Trainin…

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85. Independent Work System Set-Up: Your Task Box Questions Answered Part 1 10:26

4M ago10:26

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Task Boxes are a game-changer for independent work systems! In this episode, I'm answering your questions about setting up your student resources for success. Here are the helpful links from this episode: Free Task Box Training: https://webinarkit.com/webinar/registration/668d9f12140d48dc81fa5005 Task Boxes Teaching Facebook Group: https://www.face…

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84. Build a IEP Toolkit To Save Time Later 12:17

5M ago12:17

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IEP Meetings - What do you need before, during, and after? This quick podcast episode provides you with the facts plus time-saving tips! Click here to see a list of what every special educator needs in their go-to IEP Binder: https://positivelylearningblog.com/iep-time-savers-for-special-educators/ Ready to set up an independent work system that re…

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83. Setting Up a Special Educator Toolkit (to save time later!) 9:27

5M ago9:27

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Are you overwhelmed by the countless paperwork tasks that come with being a special educator? In this episode, we're breaking down exactly what you need to find quickly - all those daily tasks that really add up IF you're not as organized as you'd like to be! Click here for a list of everything mentioned in this episode of Special Educators Resourc…

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82. Data Forms Every Special Educator Needs 9:30

5M ago9:30

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This is a no-fluff episode for special educators looking for help with data collection! Learn about the exact data tracking forms you really need to have (and which are nice to have after that). Find all the data collection forms you need in one place here: Data Collection Tips for Special Educators Need help choosing between digital or paper-based…

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81. Exactly What You Need to Support Paraprofessionals 12:41

5M ago12:41

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Special Educators, wouldn't it be nice if there's was a printed to do list that told us exactly how to support paraprofessionals and handle tricky situations? I'd love a list like that! This podcast episode kicks off a new special education mini series informally titled "Exactly What You Need to Do!" This first episode in the series is exactly what…

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80. Does the Perfect Special Education Curriculum Exist? 12:39

6M ago12:39

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Special Educators, have you found the perfect curriculum that has everything included to meet your students' needs? Should you even be using a special education curriculum that's separate from general education? These questions and more are answered in this episode of the Special Educators Resource Room! Learn more about balancing student IEP goals…

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79. PD on Your Summer To Do List? Listen to these Tips 1st! 9:33

6M ago9:33

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Special Educators, if professional development is on your summer to do list, this episode is for YOU! I'm sharing my top two tips for making the most of summer learning so you'll be ready to thrive in the new school year. Links mentioned in this episode: Ep 31 -Unlock Free Professional Development for Special Educators The Primary Gal - Summer Book…

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78. Setting Up Systems for Special Educators 10:42

6M ago10:42

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Classroom set-up, behavior systems... what should a special educator be focusing on during summer break? This podcast episode is full of ideas and they don't require you working all summer during your well-deserved break. Learn about setting up flexible frameworks - a.k.a. "Skeleton Systems" that will serve you when you return to school in after a …

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77. End of Year Awards - Creative Ideas for Special Educators 7:48

6M ago7:48

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End of Year award ceremonies may not rank high on your favorites list, but there are a few things we can do to make it easier on all of our students. Check out these creative ideas for special educators! Need a quick set of special education certificates that highlight character education? Here's 50 editable certificates you can print and award tod…

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76. Special Educator Survival Tips for the End of Year 7:56

7M ago7:56

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End of year tips for supporting students and YOU! If you're a busy special education teacher looking for tips, tricks, and resources to save you precious time, I've got you covered! I'm here to help you regain your confidence in the classroom and feel calm and collected as a special educator. Tune in every Friday for practical tips, tools, and the …

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75. Using Sensory Bins without Stress 13:52

7M ago13:52

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Your students need more sensory input throughout the day, but how do you fit it in with all of the other IEP goals and objectives you're focused on? In Episode 75 of Special Educators Resource Room, you'll learn how I conquered this exact situation. Sensory Bins ended up being the answer to provide a developmentally appropriate sensory experience A…

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74. Classroom Movement Ideas (When Brain Breaks Aren't Enough) 12:19

7M ago12:19

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Working with especially active students? Here's some tips to incorporate more kinesthetic movement activities into your everyday learning, For more teaching tips and creative ideas, check out these special education topics: https://positivelylearningblog.com/what-to-do-with-wiggly-students/ https://positivelylearningblog.com/classroom-movement-game…

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73. Help Students Become More Independent (So You Can Pull Small Groups!) 13:33

7M ago13:33

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You want to pull small groups, but can't imagine your students working independently for any amount of time? This episode is FULL of ideas for supporting students AND getting your time back. Learn about the main components of independent work systems and what you need to start setting up your classroom today! Special Promotion: 🎉 Don't miss this sp…

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72. Fine Motor Skills (When Students Don't Qualify for OT) 13:54

8M ago13:54

13:54

Tune in for simple teacher tips to help young students. improve their fine motor skills during a busy school day in special education settings. You'll learn how to make these activities part of your regular classroom routine without needing extra time. This ensures that all students, even those who might not qualify for occupational therapy, get th…

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71. How Do You Fit in SEL into Your Already Busy Day? 11:38

8M ago11:38

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Social Emotional Learning has a BIG impact on classroom community, but how do you fit it into an already jam-packed school day? I'm sharing 3 practical tips for adding SEL to your classroom WITHOUT disrupting the routine. Try this ideas with your own students! Links mentioned in this episode of Special Educators Resource Room: Restorative Practice …

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70. Backward Planning 101: A Special Educator’s Secret Weapon 9:18

8M ago9:18

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Welcome to "Backward Planning 101: A Special Educator’s Secret Weapon." In this episode, we're diving into how backward planning can transform your teaching and boost student success in the special education setting. It's all about starting with your end goal and designing each lesson to achieve those outcomes, ensuring that every minute in the cla…

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69. Are You Doing This With Paraprofessionals? 8:30

8M ago8:30

8:30

Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! This episode is full of advice on how we can express appreciation for support staff in the special education setting anytime of year. Be sure to listen to Episode 15 and download the free Paraprofessional Appreciation Sticky Notes for a quick token of appreciation: The Best Paraprofessional Appreciation Idea…

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68. CoTeacher Conversations Part Two: How to Say What You Mean 11:33

8M ago11:33

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If you're struggling with coteaching or maybe feeling nervous about getting along with coteachers, this special podcast episode is for you! This is Part 2 of the CoTeacher Conversations. Be sure to check out Part 1 - Special Educators Resource Room Episode 67. Not sure what to say - especially when having difficult conversations at school? Here's t…

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67. CoTeaching Conversations Part One: Imposter Syndrome 10:40

9M ago10:40

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Co-Teacher Conversations Part One - Navigating Tricky Coteaching Partnerships What do you do when coteaching isn't working out? In this episode, I'm sharing the reality of coteaching and tips to get through less than stellar inclusion teaching scenarios. For more information on improving communication and the coteaching relationship in the inclusio…

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66. Choosing Supplementary Materials: Top Tips for Special Educators 10:55

9M ago10:55

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As special educators, we are often on the lookout for supplemental resources to support struggling students. There are so many choices out there, but if you've ever looked you already know that not all educational materials are created equal. Learn more about finding "just right" resources for your students: https://positivelylearningblog.com/choos…

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65. Task Boxes: What I've Learned (Know Better, Do Better!) 8:42

9M ago8:42

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No matter how long we've been in education, there are still new things to learn! Recently I had the opportunity to learn from a podcast by someone I greatly admire. You can check out Dr. Christine Reeve's podcast here: Autism Classroom Resources: https://autismclassroomresources.com/podcasts/ In February 2024, Dr. Reeve did an entire podcast series…

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64. Using Break Passes as a Behavior Tool 12:24

9M ago12:24

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Should we use a break pass system as a behavior strategy? In this episode, I share my classroom struggles with elopement and what we tried (and tried) to implement. This is a honest look at utilizing different behavior tools to support student learning. If you're ready to tackle student behavior and think a break system is the ticket, check out thi…

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63. What Are Other Special Educators Doing? 7:07

10M ago7:07

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Special Educators, let's get nosy! Sometimes the very best professional development comes from each other, not workshops or textbooks. In this episode, learn more about what other special educators are talking about and using in their classrooms. Want to keep learning from each other? Be sure to join the Special Educators Resource Room Facebook com…

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62. Paraprofessional Expectations: HELP! 9:20

10M ago9:20

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Tips for setting paraprofessional expectations - where does a special educator begin? The great news is that you don't need to start from scratch! In this episode, you'll learn exactly what you'll want to make sure is included and the best tips for communicating roles and expectations with support staff in the special education setting. Be sure to …

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61. A Typical Day in the Resource Room: How Do You Fit It All In? 10:17

10M ago10:17

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Special Educators, do you struggle balancing IEP goals and general education requirements? How do you find time for all the testing accommodations? This is an area I found difficult and I was always reflecting on how I can keep the focus where it belongs - on students! In this episode of Special Educators Resource Room, I'm sharing exactly what dai…

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60. Choosing a Behavior System? Listen to this First! 10:52

10M ago10:52

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Mindfulness in the Classroom - Is it the missing ingredient to behavior management? In this episode, learn why adding mindfulness strategies could have a dramatic positive impact on your classroom and enhance any incentive, behavior plan, and system you may already have in place. Be sure to click over to the blog post show notes to see practical su…

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59. Student Led IEP Meetings (Yes, You Can Do It!) 6:53

11M ago6:53

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Welcome to your next IEP Meeting - led by your students! It's time to amplify ALL students' voices. This episode gives you a behind the scenes look at preparing even our youngest students to become active participants in IEP meetings and take control of their educational goals. Be sure to check out the blogpost: Student Led IEP Meetings for more ac…

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58. Google Forms for Data Collection in Special Education 7:42

11M ago7:42

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Google Forms can be an amazing tool for special educators! Digital data collection makes it easy to collect, analyze, and collaborate important information. This episode dives into all the pros (and cons) to using digital Google Forms as part of your busy role as a special educator. Be sure to follow the links to get started! Free Google Forms - in…

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57. Free Task Box Challenge for Special Educators 5:36

11M ago5:36

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Special Educators - you're invited! Join the free Task Box Taylor-Made Challenge that starts soon! This BONUS podcast episode has all the details about the upcoming free event for busy teachers interested in independent work systems. Follow this link to sign up for free and not miss a thing! https://positivelylearningblog.com/where-teaching-meets-t…

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56. Paraprofessionals Do's and Don'ts 11:20

11M ago11:20

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Hey Special Educators! We're keeping it real about working with paraprofessionals. This new episode breaks down the essentials of building a solid team with your classroom's unsung heroes. You'll get straight-to-the-point advice on setting clear expectations, empowering paras and support staff, and maintaining open communication. Ready to ditch the…

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55. New Year's Resolutions for Special Educators 9:53

11M ago9:53

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Happy New Year! Do you make resolutions and set new goals each year? This episode is NOT about resolutions, but instead about choosing one little word to guide you through the new year. Listen to my word and how I'll be using it - feel free to borrow it OR choose your own from the many suggestions in this episode! Be sure to hop over to the blogpos…

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